The Leabhar na gCeart Many of the early kings of Ulster through the centuries were of the Dál n-Araidhe and the Dál Fiatach clans of counties Armagh, Down and Antrim: In early texts there is mention of the four Aradhs, descended from Feartlachtga, son of Feargus. The Book of Fenagh says they were Uí Monan, Uí Fidhmuine, Artroighi and Teochraide. The Book of Leinster makes them the Taechraige, Artraige, Descert Cliach and Hui Idban (Hui Fidbannaig). The Book of Lecan cites the Taecraidi, Artraidi, Deisceart Cliach, Uí Fidban and Uí Feitheamna. |
Monday, July 2, 2007
The Four Aras
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